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On a very miserly Mustang Dyno 280rwbhp. I was very surprised both the shop owner and I thought there was a mismatch in parts. Not enough compression for the head and cam combo. So we were just looking to get running as well as we can, it was running real rough after the cam swap. After the first run it was wow this is working. Graham

Just came back from the dyno shop. A new place Paradise Racing in Landover MD. Enjoyable experience a great group. Broke the shop record for a 4 cylinder motor on pump gas. I thought we were going to have to use a cherry picker to get Lou out of the car:)

I think you might be right, I have a few reservations already, but we will see.

I got a pair of the Tech-1 K V3 Gloves regular $96 for $20, only $10 shipping. https://alpinestars-shop.com/ Graham

https://www.duncanimports.com/used/Mitsuoka/1996-Mitsuoka-Zero-One-b2b69f130a0e09b109756ffaed3c0688.htm

Check with your local track/ autocross crowd, they will know if there is a friendly alignment shop in the area. When I was in Chicago it was Abe and Docs in Batavia, I grease grimy place, but there was always a few interesting cars around. The owner loved doing something different

Carl, where did you get that idea? Graham

I did a little checking, and as long as you don't need the extension to the stud, a regular bolt might work. Checkout this Ford Knock sensor bolt https://ford.oempartsonline.com/oem-parts/ford-knock-sensor-bolt-w500310s437 It also has other names Other Names:Mount Bracket Bolt, Starter Bolt, Tensioner Bolt, Water Pump Bolt, Belt Tensioner Bolt, Belt Cover Bolt, Ignition Knock (Detonation) Sensor Bolt, Belt Tensioner Pulley Bolt, Power Steering Pump Mounting Bolt, Bolt Hex.Head

Wow that is a crazy stud. I think the local Pick-a-Part visit might be in your future:) It probably looks something like this. (this is not a Ford Part) https://gt4-play.co.uk/shop/knock-sensor-stud-and-nut

I am close in Laurel MD, about 25 miles away. So maybe I can help. You say there is a workshop? We need to find out what's in there, just to see how close this is to a complete car. If your interested PM me with your phone number and we will work something out. Graham

It was a Prusa PLA+, nothing special. I believe using some of the newer filaments that can stand high temps it would have been OK. Graham

Throttle pulley for the 90mm throttle body. The supplied one was huge and I was only getting about 1/2 throttle. I experimented with sizes until I got just the right movement. The 3D printed one lasted well, it could the 20 min track day sessions were fine, but the 30 min session it started to deform badly. I had to turn it to a new hole between sessions. Finally I sent the file off and had a CNC machined pulley made. Graham

Do we have any idea what it sold for? I have no idea how you would value something in that condition. Graham

Just a few seconds https://www.facebook.com/reel/634792102255658

Look at the license plate it picture 4. Perfect in the middle of total destruction. Graham